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Kenryou Gu discussed about his works and evolution as an artist in a discussion titled, “We May Never Understand Art”. In a year without travel, he talked about how he got here and where he is headed as a young artist.
Jointly with International House of Japan, it was an honor to have Akutagawa-sho winning author and poet, Mieko Kawakami and author Roland Kelts for our first program on literature.
Thanks to our friends at A&E, we had our first screening event, "Tokyo Legacy" before it was aired on History Channel from December 20. Program was introduced by A+E Networks Japan, General Manager, John Flanagan.
Emerging from the margins to starring in the mainstream, certain heroes arising from these cultural communities have proudly and gracefully represented this collective hyphenated identity of what it means to be “Asian American”.
Asia Society Japan Center will welcomed, Dr. Kumi Yokoe of Toyo University’s Department of Global Innovation Studies for a conversation titled, “The 2020 U.S. Elections and Potential Challenges to US-Japan Relations”.
Dr. Mieko Nakabayashi of Waseda University’s joined the ASPST U.S. Presidential Election series breakfast to give us the full picture for the race to the White House.
We were delighted to have Patricia Bjaaland Welch to our virtual Arts for Breakfast 2020 taking us on a tour of the Asian Civilasation Museum in Singapore.
This webinar is the first of series of presentations featuring Japanese and Asian art collections located outside Japan. Dr. Frank Feltens introduced Charles L. Freer and his collection from the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art.
His Excellency Mr. Richard Court and Mr. Raj Kumar engaged in a fireside chat with Mr. Jesper Koll on COVID-19 and its impact on the economy, as well as foreign policy and Asian relations.
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